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"Our Commitment to Quality"
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Welcome to Rolled Steel Products Corporation
Rolled Steel Products Corporation is a unique steel service center among west coast distributors, and a leader in the steel service industry. Our basic philosophy; to specialize within the market place allows us to fully service specific industry groups. Among these are; commercial and precision metal stampers, automotive, aerospace, commercial kitchen, computer cabinetry, electronic enclosure manufactures home hardware producers, steel office furniture manufactures, and all commercial and precision metal fabricators.
State of-the-art Precision Equipment
As a registered ISO 9001:2015 company, Rolled Steel Products state of the art equipment meets virtually any requirement in panel flat quality leveling, precision slitting, close tolerance sheet blanking, strip quality edge conditioning, precision shearing and complete cold reducing capabilities.
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Stainless Steel Flat Rolled Coil Rolled Steel Products offers the following types of Stainless Steel Flat Rolled Coil Austenitic stainless steels contain chromium and nickel (300 Series types) as well as chromium, nickel and manganese (200 Series types). Most stainless slit coils can be hardened by cold-working but not by heat treatment. All are non-magnetic in […]
STAINLESS STEEL SLITTING At Rolled Steel Products, our job is more than slitting stainless steel and shipping stainless steel coils, our job is to meet all of your stainless steel requirements from order entry to delivery, and everything in between. If you require stainless strip, we have several possible options to choose from. Our Loopco […]
If you live in California, steel is one of the key products the state is well known for. According to statistics, close to 69% of this metal is recycled annually. This is more than the paper, plastic, aluminum, and glass combined. The first known commercial application of steel was in 1883 when skyscrapers were just […]
